Drop any 360° photo to inspect room seams, check resolution, and look around in full 360. Completely private—processed inside your browser with zero server uploads.
A single 360 photo is great for inspection, but buyers want to walk through the whole house. Upload all your rooms to Redfield360, drop clickable walk-through hotspots, add your agency branding, and get one stable link for Rightmove, Zoopla, and your website.
Practical answers to the common technical questions estate agents and photographers ask.
An equirectangular image is a panoramic photograph flattened onto a 2:1 rectangle—meaning the width is exactly twice the height (e.g. 5376 × 2688). When viewed in an ordinary image viewer, the ceiling and floor appear stretched and distorted like a map of the globe. A 360 viewer wraps that 2:1 rectangle back into a sphere around you so you can look in any direction naturally.
Because geometry requires it: a full horizontal rotation covers 360 degrees, while vertical elevation covers 180 degrees (from straight down at your feet to straight up at the ceiling). 360° / 180° = 2.0. If an image has any other ratio (such as 16:9 or 4:3), the viewer will stretch or distort the room.
All dedicated dual-lens 360 cameras export equirectangular files suitable for property tours:
Yes, completely. This viewer uses standard HTML5 and WebGL running inside your computer's browser. The file you select never touches our servers, is never stored anywhere, and disappears from memory the moment you close or refresh this tab.
Property portals do not accept raw image files for 360 tours; they require an external hosted URL. With Redfield360, you upload your panoramas, connect them with hotspots, and generate one stable public link that pastes directly into your portal listing feed. Read our Rightmove and Zoopla virtual tour guide for exact portal field steps.